Well done on the move to the Steem fork, seems like a smart move.
I'm surprised with all the work that has been done that the price has barely moved since the ICO. And according to CoinGecko the 24hr volume for CREA today is $56.38.
Are you doing any kind of outreach to the wider crypto community? Do you have a strategy or plans in place for getting CREA on larger exchanges (and back on CoinMarketCap)? Things seem to always be progressing well with development, but I don't think the current marketing strategy is working very well.
I'm surprised with all the work that has been done that the price has barely moved since the ICO. And according to CoinGecko the 24hr volume for CREA today is $56.38.
Are you doing any kind of outreach to the wider crypto community? Do you have a strategy or plans in place for getting CREA on larger exchanges (and back on CoinMarketCap)? Things seem to always be progressing well with development, but I don't think the current marketing strategy is working very well.
Thanks for your comments.
It is a bit complicated for us to increase our presence in the crypto world in a fast way, since the exchanges ask us for abusive prices to list our coin.
As you already know Cryptopia closed and the other exchanges where our coin was present, have not been able to implement the new version of CREA due to their lack of resources.
This has caused CoinMarketCap to disable our page since according to them we need to be in more than one exchange.
As you see, we are not receiving many support from other "decentralized" entities.
Anyway, you can check our CREA profile on Coingecko, they've been always very supportive and helpful and their site is so much better:
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/crea
We believe that it is more honest to invest our funds in contributing to decentralization in the art sector.
This way, we hope to grow organically in the crypto world and maybe when our community is even bigger, the crypto community starts to feel more interest in our coin.
Regards
Thank you for the thoughtful and detailed response. The exchanges Babad00k mentioned are definitely worth contacting (except Yobit). Plus since CREA is a fork of STEEM it would presumably be easy for any of the exchanges that list STEEM to integrate it. Maybe you could mobilize the growing Creary userbase to take part in social media campaigns directed at exchanges since new exchange listings would be of such obvious benefits to the people using Creary to publish their artwork. I'm sure there are also smaller exchanges who have community voting rounds.
